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Trump and Vance Launch $25 Million Fraud Whistleblower Program
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance announced a $25 million whistleblower program designed to encourage members of the public to report alleged fraud.
Boeing 737 Max 10 Nears Approval for US Passenger Service
The United States is preparing to approve Boeing's 737 Max 10 for passenger service after years of delays, according to an AP source.
Doubts Follow Trump's Proposal for $5,000 Checks After the Midterms
Even some Trump supporters are skeptical that they will receive the proposed $5,000 payments following the midterm elections.
Senate Democrats Expand Midterm Effort Into Mississippi
Senate Democrats have launched their first advertisement in Mississippi as the party looks to expand its midterm prospects in the South.
Judges Face Disputes Over Trump's Changes to Washington
Federal judges are being drawn into legal disputes over details of President Trump's efforts to reshape Washington.
Trump Heads to Kansas as Farm Costs Add to GOP Election Concerns
President Trump is campaigning in Kansas as rising agricultural costs contribute to Republican concerns about voter turnout.
US Extends Temporary Deportation Relief for Ukrainians and Sudanese
The Department of Homeland Security has granted temporary protection from deportation to more than 100,000 Ukrainians and Sudanese.
Mississippi Says Officer's Use of Force in Fatal Shoplifting Call Was Justified
Mississippi's attorney general says an officer's use of force was justified during a shoplifting call in which a boy was killed.
US Warns California Election Officials Over Ballots From Suspected Noncitizens
Federal officials have warned that California election workers who process ballots from suspected noncitizens could face prosecution.
Family of Oregon Shooting Victim Seeks Investigation
The parents of a shooting victim in Bend, Oregon, have hired attorneys to investigate school planning and the purchase of the gun involved.
US Stocks Gain as Corporate Profits Rise and Oil Prices Fall
US stocks moved higher as companies reported strong profits and oil prices retreated.
Florida Files Additional Charges Against Former Cuban President Raul Castro
Florida authorities have brought additional charges against former Cuban President Raul Castro.
North Carolina Scam Losses Top $1 Billion Over Five Years
Reported losses from scams in North Carolina exceeded $1 billion over a five-year period.
Ohio Governor Candidate Challenges Ad Featuring Her Estranged Mother
A Democratic candidate for Ohio governor is pushing back against an unattributed political advertisement featuring her estranged mother.
Hundreds of Michigan Ballot Positions Have No Candidates
Nearly 500 positions on Michigan ballots have no candidates, highlighting difficulties filling local government offices.
World News
Ukraine Says Russian Missile Early-Warning System Has Resumed
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says an early-warning system for Russian missile attacks has resumed following a call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Driver Charged in Case Involving Injured Australian Lawmaker
A driver has been charged with intentionally injuring an Australian federal lawmaker after the country's prime minister said the incident was not an accident.
Kenyan Cult Leader Convicted of 191 Murders
The leader of a Kenyan doomsday cult linked to the deaths of more than 400 followers has been convicted of 191 murders.
France Responds to Its Worst Rioting in Years
French authorities have imposed security measures including curfews as the country responds to widespread unrest and some of its worst rioting in years.
Houthis Attack Besieged Yemeni City Facing Grave Risk
Houthi forces have attacked a besieged city in Yemen that the United Nations says faces a "grave risk."
Alberta Rejects Move Toward Independence From Canada
Alberta voters have rejected a move toward independence from Canada, delivering a political victory for Prime Minister Mark Carney.
UK Expands Defensive Support for Saudi Arabia Against Houthi Attacks
Britain is expanding military support for Saudi Arabia with defensive air patrols intended to help protect against Houthi attacks.
European Union Announces New Arctic Push
The European Union has unveiled a new Arctic initiative as climate change and growing security concerns reshape the strategically important region.
Drone Strike on Abyei Market Kills at Least 153
A drone strike on a market in the disputed African region of Abyei has killed at least 153 people.
North Korea Threatens Renewed Broadcasts and More Border Weapons
North Korea has threatened to restart propaganda broadcasts and deploy additional weapons along its border with South Korea.
Sources: AP News, Google News